The Evening Record, September 02, 1903

The Evening Record, September 02, 1903

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1903-09-02

Traverse Area District Library, Traverse City (Mich.)

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ENDEAVOR

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TO USE INFLUENCE

AUCCS TO fiUELL UniSlHG
On M of Hi# Carrla«« VfM Found
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OVATIOK TO
JOHN W. GATES

Thia

Y.. Sept. J -^What
Brwi chmrmcteiitce

Ilay
About 10 orUirk last night an un
known man drove up In a carriage and
gavt) bis name a« Henry Welnbrenner.
and BUt«l that the praeldent had tri
IHirai once. The guard who was de
lAlled to watch the front of the bouhe
examintvl bis list and found no .such
name among those eamvied by tbe
|iri*sldent. and ordered the man
to
drUe o
• reiM-atMl the iH Tforiiij
ance IWU
> started to get imt of
the last

^5-rallhro
wa
seNstuit with a1
• chamlM^
load^Hl.
Search
of, Ih
arounds
repealed
f.M.iiirlnts In ib
mud In the nwr of the' president'

Visited Wall Str*^
for First Time in

Cbm eame Coday

rvu”.u;i

IVIORE

POWERS WILL REFRAIN

Turklah

AtrocHies—Village

yesterday,
arc bccoiiiing

Sir Tuomaa Liplon'a Jams
t'aited a Penny a Jar In
London.

pxet---------------s'lth a sh

of

-Whafs the Man.
dier With Chrtatlan
ras tbe subject of a rouaEndeavor?" was
Estelle Sm-th'a Party.
Attempted Aa^lnallon.
by Rev. F C. Wood of
Lit le l*:t.lelle Suil ft uf 11'. f-lasi
He spoke on the fallrighth Ntreei
hsil a very, pleasant
plea:
members of Chris
.n in
any v»*sienlay. afternoon
hi honor
hom of
Endeavor
societies
sometime
Belgrade. Servta, Sept. 2—An
The younc
time of her little fro nds
the occasional failure of a surleiy.
confirmed rep«»rt has again been p
Ightful lime
e<iple had a very dt^ight
but
showed . conclusively
tha» the
iisbed
her.,
that
Adriano,d« U
fault Is not In the Christian Eudtwvor
Two or three furn
but In the fallun* to pn»p WANTE
dames.
housekeeping,
rooms
imt for light housekeeping
erj) use the machinery provided In
Sods. Se,.t 2.-nevol.ltlouUls (
be close in and heated. Address
the Christian Endeavor so<’ieiy
galnInK sn-cngth .tally
The sultan
Evening Record.
In
glowing
wtirds
ih.*
s|>eaker
vluiwlMK emra.iiHllnary tac llatlon and tracd the marvelous succ<*ss of ibis
TRY
A
RECORD
WANT ao
m«ivetnern, and sIujw<h1 the wonderful
no decl>lv«. work ..n a rompceh.‘n>.l
work it has ai^.vimpllHhetl all over the
w..rld "The promlH.. rrf Cent lias Ihm i.
Sultan Makes Some More_^Prom:aea.
fuiniled In this movement." said ihi.speaker, "and that's enough for me
an 'a’utugri;,,h'
'
Whai'.s the matter with Christian En
d^avor* .N’othlng
If there Is falUir<^
ns elruailon
AIm!
in 4Mir work
as
Endeavnrers.
tiir
• hU lmp<.rlal brother a
pro,>er question to ask Is. 'Whafs thr
use his Inflmmce with
matter with our foIks?\”
crod-FIve ArrsaU Made, for

leaving Turkey to put

the various na

paid to the I

thuU-avor movement
ibers numlMT millions
t kepi
wiety.
Tenth
U-glon.
1 cltlrenshlp. Sabbath observance,
r
movtsi purity, and vhe other
Its Identined with Christ
itlan Ett

nerai Rebellion Proclaimed on
nivcreary of Sultan's Acceesion
lolla. Be,It. 2-The MacHloii
revoluUonarlea awalisMl the annl
sary of the suUiui’s accession t«i pro
rlatm the long anticipated general in­
surrection In northern Macedonia, the
proclamation of which was Issued yes­ muhing the matter sith Chri^
moat
deavor. hut ft i« «
terday. signed by all the mefnlH-rs of
ageneleh
bbsked of all <bMl
urgent general staff. The
be tterment of the
Ik is headed by
tbe fa
Afi.-r this addreh ”Mrs WlnlfnM'E
leaders General ZontlIn
a few words, the
White
presented,
ti
sldem of the
cheff. presldon
•r movement, and
dan -Who Confaaaed He Murdered
ItUH-, and C<»1.mel Jankoff. %
iirgetl
I
irgahtrailon of mission
the rising of ID02,
Little Atphonae Welmea Swore off
in every
society
study ch
and Was Releaaed. .
piirehase of a missionary library
insptyrtur general,for
the giving 4»f the misslonan offering
to leave his ■
■
The
Konak at Mi nasllr.
Itetnili
Jdic
leader tJrueff in a letter to Hllml Pa
who
Misch. SKt.d 21 . the man
sha. demanded tJiat he prev»iil the eain.-si ,*rayer
This was follow ttl by ah address b;
fessiMl hi* waa the munlerer of
bartumms acts of the Turkish luddlers
Alhlsmse Welt u-s and had
I V F P.‘Ar.hur of Grand lUplds
and HashI Hasoiiks. otherwise the rev
iwllns tor hU
oluihinaries would massacre all the w ho gave an address t»n "The Pleilge.
I d..nylnK that he ma.ie the
Turkish Inhahlunts
The Insurgents This win iH- followed by a general db
-I will swear off drink
iisshm. after which the organiritloi
mountain |iass of
r the c«uinttes will lake place.
Georgell. un the main line frpm Salon
Buaincaa Seaaion Tula Mor
to Cskub. and Turkish tns»ps have
n sent to dlaUslge them,
The business session this
The town of Malkoledu is re,M>r:od
to be in'a state of anarchy, the Turks
l.lundering the hons«-s and c»iromlitlng
iinsiMUtkable girocllles on the wtimen.
rts were very encourai
strangler Knapp Muat Dia in tha
anilnople. 8«pl. 2.-The ,K.rte
xny societies Iwtter owr
Electric Chair on bccamtinod Mlnlsler Udshman chat
' the past year than ev«
her 12th.
history of the Christian
I with the
vemenn
Endeavor movei
port that Wtllii
In thi'sp ri;
The .stadstlcs
Or tor. IS tk. KsMtiia MiA
the I’nlted States vit-e and pons are given In the rejKJri
rejKJri of the
Hamilton. Ohio. 8«.pt. 2-Judge llel
•puiy c«msul tffSre. had been assai
on another page
Un this m.irning n-fusiHl the transcript
tnsis*
lied.
The Turkish officials
Kalkaaka Next Year.
and appeal for a new iHal for Alfred
that no attempt was made on the
A. Knapp, the atrangl«*r. and ordered
morning
^wax
ronsul s life, and they assert that
Knapp sent to Colurolms within 30
hold the next annual conwhide story t>rtglnaied In
days and sentence.1 him to b.
la. at a time ki be
vent Ion a Kalkaska.
fired on the occasion of a native i
iirict officers.
•.elected by the
rlage
Mr. Lelshman. however,
Enxuing Year. ,
Officera for
fuses m accept such an expla
Mr. LiMshman is pressing i
nitr aettlement of
tng committee the following <
lers on which
agreements
were eUM'(e<l for the ensuing
reacheil with the Turkish aut
Prehldent.
lacvi
T.
Penning
last year, hut which, in spile of fre- Travv
rity; vice pr»‘»ldent.
laa May Goalct of HaW York W
lueni
promises on the part of tbe
«if Kalkaska: secretar)-.
Marry Duka of Roaburgb—Shs
joise. have never l*een executed. For
Holley of Traverse City; troasHaa S2(M)QOjOOO.
nsianc*. a naturalixed American
Franci*« Rutner of Traverse
Ull! in prison at Tripoli. Syria,
ilor
superintendent.
Miss
hough the iKirle has frequently
Mvro Van Dletuan of Benronla
Umdon. Sepr 2 -The Kels*i Mall formed Mr. UdshmanI that the auih
has aanounced the engageroeor of the itles ar Beirut, who have Juris<Hct!
Ing i^esslon. Includlng'^the
er Tripoli had |»een ordered to 1
Uuke of Roxburgh to Miss May C»oe^
>n by the secretary of the
ate 1
let of New York The bride itKhe has
the Chrlsitan Endeavor CorUnited States warships <
In her.own right, and has
reiUHmdeuce ifchool
Belruc on Sunday, accor
The report of tbe treasurer was defrom Admiral Cotton to J
ferrtMl to the evening meeting
Si'cretary Holley presented his reA-NAIL IN HER FOOT .
,K»rt. which was as follows:

TOOK fT ALL lACK

KEFUSKD MEW TKIAL

A GOOD CATCH
EVEKFOKADUKE

Laura

Jr-J

LEAVE OF AiSENCE

City. lUS: Bar-

V C. Wood.

rrad Bagnall. Alba.

ifahal Bataa. Tvavaraa Clt*.

RINDGE
made

TEE ECONONY STORE

sho»*s.

You take no chano's
when

you

m» Httt m Fine Cfmu S/Ut-

buy them.

JtTirstaass
Business

Dress Shoes
Working Shoes
River Shoes

mmktr'M Utf

$3.00

Tor Sale

That's the price ot our new line of

'I'he ori,.iinaI Hard Tan
invcstcfl
easy.

$100

a

inoi.e>

Men's Shoes; Velour Calf, Box

inonlli

Calf ami ralcnl Coll Skin,

Small .ajulal

Bluchcrcul, double

takes it.

FRANK fREIDRICH
«. oo.

219 Trout Stmt

New Shoe Store
I
I
I

a

|

cook at the Lake View House.
Elk Rapldx. Wages $10G0 per

WANTED - lmm.dl.t.ly.

I
I

I week.

the time is
Tast Jlpproacbing
T/IUKN thv school Intll Avill Uf
heart! again.
In the mean
time the youngiers inusl be equppetl wilh sliliable raiment, . An
im|H)rianl item to be considered is
their hosiery. You will not have
the usual trouble from that source,
if you buy the^

Pcttie Stocking
for boys and «irls which we sell
and recommend. - It is a stockingconstructed on the' most modern
principles, and calculated to stand
the hardest service. If you desire
hosieo’ satisfaction try a air.

VHfSdlillStand2St
COR.
FRONT

5-

Alio

STORY
BLOCK

UNION.

tSSInI*'

U BBiro wMMy ct^ ttea
•Bg^plBy iB Amartot.'
”

t

f

«>lc.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

the mauoutrmilllktn’s

TBY A BECOBO WANT AD.

NEW

or single

nerlinger,

Ut F-BONT HTBKI.T

Jhnerkan s
Br^ Co. ‘

,

Rrloo* lOo ond ISo oooH,

Paying hip returns on

September

lasT.'KiHSTisrkK

MAN NCR RATTCRNS —
All seams alloweil, alnolute correctncM guanmteeil

from (*ic to *J5c to lu-

Annual Report i^M. B. Holley, Sacra-

am

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WIi SKl.l.

Custom

now. .Tahlrts worth

.•SJES'

’pc5?^$5^: *215.

Tba Real Reliable Clothlera

>oId at half price::'::::

\^rT

Booth. aBd. like good wiBe. he Ibi- BeS^ber
prove* with age. Tim beet reoom- rlha. 17 T2lh.

$. Bmda $ Company

When in nectl of lattcms, try the

Make yoVir Sflcctioii

For the fifteenth time tbe Endeav^ev. McKinley Will Do Evangeltatic
■r* of the Eleventh dUirict of Michi­
Work for
Montha—Mra. Emma
gan’s C. E unlini have met in annual
Martin Will Occupy PwlpiL
session
These have
been
fifteen
years of steady upward and onward
i In the
Friends church of this
The seed that
cured leave of abmmee for U > months
ne has borne splendid frulL
She was wearing and entered the ball from the pastoral commltt ‘ of the
y churches built up: bow
of her fooL eauslag a ven
pastor’s hearts lightened; bow
.wound. It Is wK ihought that
reaults will follow the Injury
_ _
for eight weekr many young people helped; bow many
precautions have been taken
re.
^TiUe he U away
Rev souU saved, we may never know, but
vent blood poisoning. An oh
Martin of Valbeck. Ind.. .will the splendid fellowship that has been
>alk had Juas been torn up i
hU pulpit in the local church established among the churches, the
sofietles and
the young people Is
proof enough that
the Master has
THE MARKETS.
watched over and blest every dffoi^
STAGE AND PLATFORM"It may be of Interest to cast S
Dertoli. Sept- 2.—'December wheal
ctlve
glaace
over the past
aeal
tbeaiargoera are ta be fa Uhke: No 2 red. U%c, No. ~
The ElevaBth
Dlatrict was
&3Hc: No. .3 white oau. S8c..
e City OcL
Toledo. Sept. 2 -W'beat-Caah and
ea. from 14
Uc;

c^^Scc Chat Wndew.^^

Patterns

Tactorp Pricts

303 West
very ui
tunate accident
Monday
that
cause her considerable trouble
While leaving the

December.

■< mUL You should Me Lr hMdiome FALL SUITS at
$15.00, And you-U be a«»ni*ed at the r«e value.

Because they jK»seas that st)le,
fit and wearing qualities that
other shoes havc’nl.

ixjpular

Kvery pair warraittetk

of

tlHc;

eiotbing, Hats, Funtisbings

WHY?

tnure

ARE YOU WEARIN6 THEM?
WHY HOT? OEnER!

5000
Ulriting
Cablets

W4>n.‘:''c'’r.

by

,

“Time Mil Jiatieoce turn the mulberty leaf to tatin"—we
CM afford to wait for your traile, if you cm afford to deUy trading at our .tore where NONE BUT THE BEST

;

ever)’ season

■Jams a |H*nnv,
this iM done to
le challenger

180 Man and 200 Woman Maaai

SILK H.\TS. OPKR.k HATS $5.00, $7.60-BOYS’ SWEATKRS—Xice lot from New York - all newefi pa«eni»—50c. 76c. l.Oft

WALK-OVERS

HE NEEDS THE HONEY

out.
proirmm \u«^n**fIIu*of
go»>d iblngt. The attendance is gootl.
every county being represented, ant* Pi.ee

:iS

t : \

THE WEATHER

B, Wtrs t» tk. Ev«tsa lUoord.
New York. 8ept 2-For the first
e In nearly two months John W
t-s was in Wall at reel for
yesterday. He n-oelved a
he Eleventh Dlatrlcl Christian
1
.Ion from the customers «
leAvor union ia one of the best. If not Gates A Co.
_
___ his trbnds
He told
the best. convenUon In the blsto^ of
nearly Cu tiounds
district. A moat earnest spirit

W'elnlir. uniu*
lakefl
[rceratedd In II
Hay and tnrdr
On eaamlnailon ibla mqrninp: I
plainly sbo»n that the man w)
menied
This afiern.Min noted spec
lalUts will examine him again, and
nmitted a. some
likely lH«

I?:

» ^ Gt9B00k Store

Two Months.

Morning—Annual

i...,......

as an attompt un the life of PrMldool
iUioMrvHt was made last
nlttt bj
Hoarr Weinbranaer, agwl 3«. i>f * 8>
o»ot. 1* I.. aereti mlloa from Oyster

ill®'

Cm ttve )Ott monej- oo good secood-hMd Md .lightly
riKlf wore book, goo.1«. IMW. Md wuTMted complete.
Bring in youn «nd get c«h ot trade tor the ooa wc

FROM INTERFERING

Mors

li-:

Stb-t

KSfeS

Officers Eioctod and Place of Meeting

X:'

Wt-n re»Ijr with our utual complete jlme of

.Y HEABLY EVEBY BOCIETY IN
THE SEVEN COUNTIES

Selected

8tt Hair Fw-

STILL

IS BONG DOME

Pi:i

P:

8EVKOTH YBA»-19«7

to tto Ewota

Financier

SULTAN SAYS
HANDS OFF
APPEALS TO GERMAN EMPEROS

With

x'gave IT vr AGAIN

who Is
the Eng
hla fourth
|U. after bHng'in the water
'
and 20 minutes
When eight
miles from Calais be announr*Hl that
h<; would give up the aitempi

* begno at the
Dtng. The wind
uaual hour this b
waa a knot and a half, and unleaB It
plcka np before <Ui the race U un

WAS LOCKIO OP U JAIL

lUvofvor

I

Bp was u ms Bvwuaa *ssssg.
Hlfhlafitfa. W.
Sdpt.
p. AMNUAL CONVtNTIOM OF tLEVaw->Tha raca ia doalarad off for today.
ENTM OIBTHICT IN BEMION

MAM

TO

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TKAVEK8E CITY, MICH., WEDNESD.'VY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1903.

MCACH MOOMVCLT

ATTEMW
TO HUIDEK

■

EVENING RECORD [EMM ®

tmytmVfUMmr

WITH
•Si A GUN

■'.

Rulncr’s Old Stand

I $3.00£:so"’’r£‘is:'”H?JTo'^
ClothiBB Co^__________________

Front SL

Opposite Whiting Hotel

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

TBY A BECOBO WANT AD.

READ THIS OFFER ON
SoHool Sui-ts
It'll look pretty big to yoxx, and >'Ou'll say '•! don't sec how they
can affonl to <lo it," but never mind that; all

you

want to know

is that this sale will save hunilreils of iWlan to purduDeia of
school suits in the next week or two

::

::

$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
itO OZ

$2.50
$3.00

’J

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::

I'Tsss: ■
Chihl'a suiU, worth at
prices iron $3.M to $5.0a
rec-piece suits wort!
fot ChM's «uhs worth
to $6.00.

COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. W«
wMt et etyooe of our rcgolai cortomeit, M well «i thoM not (o
weU Acquainted with m. to know abort and get the benefft of
Ihb offet-when joa hare aatisfiW jw own winti, teO jroor
oeighboM

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I i. B. towtta. M. Ik

THECVEMHIGRCCORD

Since tbc Bniflars
€amctoTown

by J. C. OUl of Old Ilia
ramrf Preaewt Outlook-—

i. W. HANMCM. Ult»r and

Qm vaak. hr eatrlar------Qm mohU. hr ■an......

IOC t^Mic Lake
2*
-Baal
cniliurc"—Ur.
^ Laka.

Albert Irtob
• Home InlluiBce-—Mm K- i
Selecttoa—Mr« IMcktTman.

--a.ru’ras

•HI

uws i.hw«w w mt.

SI®
ro-s

Practical Hauaa Furnlahar.

plr.Noodad by tbh Board.

ebere they will do toe

moat

wen* lu.ldiiig
It was
•What Is your worst haldt'”

**A brown suit, undoubtedly, thnt I
bought 111 IxMMlen In Juih**’—Kansas
City Journal
Work on
f
9
for Child's SultA worth at
procresalna finely, and
«4 pmofsoff the lllustraHoaa have been #4a49 requiar prices from $3.50 to
. Hamilton Clothing Co.
The whole number will br
In a few days, when the
work of printing will be started
This

wnx sm tEDUss

visit
Bsane asyiuiu at Nuirlstown. 1*11.
Miss BaVtou went all through

the
the

i arittah CililM Will AM( IndMinltx
•
Dmu*. •ttlhr.4 In Ih.

fVrgaaoa ^ received a letter from
Aaalataat Secretary of State 1
lacloatag a Inter from A. B. 1

rerwlng ennie
tl;.* lawn low
his iMt {Mdilely. said:
• Madam. 1 am the
ami 1 have U*,*n si-nt 1.
to inquire Into the •

C'
Ithaca dropped dead while u.rkm^
ai hi* chair The csu.<m' of .ieath w:tajKiplexy.
l-'rnnk Klangeran. ao-d IT. nmJ K.
m»ra Keyes. 14. came fr«*m Chicago
to St. J.Muqdi a we«k ago to \h- mar
ri«-d. but rtMild not get a licep>.- Th. v
were afraid «if being spank.*! If th.
went home, so they wanden*! at*.M;
the nelghl*.rhoo«J
By
day. th.-y
roamtNl through the orchar.I>. *uli
*i,viing on fruit ; at night, ih.-y *1. t*i
.in the *ch«Miner Wn-nn. which had
lH*en titx! up ftir the ^ea•«•n
A linitli
learn.*! of their wh.-r.-

•

i.

tUBllTI
family aeuled oa a quarter sectkia of
-1‘ay no aiientkm. madam." h*'«>W.
land U the Cheyenne and Arrapal
-to thl* periHin. 2 am God. the Father,
^strict and declared bla lateatioa
and I assure you that I ssslgiH*,! no
beoomtag aa Americaa cittsen. He
omMosiub an atrand."-DelroUNewrsleges that a mob August Slf \i
•Hibnor.
drove hi. family away, burned
dwelllag aad
stole bis cattle a
The Traverse City Business college
boruee.
With bis family be fled
laimMer. Okla.. where be baa aiaoe
r^ded. Shortly after Jhe alleged
crime was ooaMtttod the grand Jun
After hi*
With IVrsWcnt

-rj?

JJU -O.

aot fuUty. It l^ag held that I
~ atUI a British subject, aad thus
.be courts had no right to pass «
the case. Brown has appealed lev
times to the British.embaasy. and 1

(DAULAD

Whm

Ih* promlw wu hwd* by
tkai th* 8Uih
I belalabed Iby •»
be did not

ET*

Roosevelt Ukt mouth
Liptoo look s stroll Uirough the capi
•ol at Washlngt.in
The guid.* ma«V
mi excepilou In the ease of S.r Timm
as and pointed out to hint, as do guides
to ail alghtsccr*. the relative
of the statutes of Culumlins ai
liigtoo.
Columbus t* mww
bowing a «,,here and . Washlngbrn

len be aald. "Cdumbpa should be the
, iroa saint of Americaa Iweball In
arsaing for the spberical sha|>e of tbs

ap the brick for the partus tor

flofuM tram vSS^^

nmuwurn. ^
romsD entered the
ear at tbe aame time,
ig msB rone to give the vrdmna bis neat
“Tbank yam. air - aald tbe momaa
rmad to make tbe attaatloa tmeomfortahle fm tbe bog. far b. straight-

( iim-ci

_ tli!!-.;!.!**

Itallirrx.
nv^ilrrait* i»rui'
aiul a lit lino
t oinpatable only u» ilu- bvi* ilnllar
kind is what innkc*s Minor’s
.Mono;rram 'SIlOi: the
most i»o|)ular wt>men’s shotr in America. Vricr, :s:i.uo.
Sold i»nly by
/

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marrn-d. ami wh.i. IliTf-wisi.. hai
n dIsapiHiinted
He ttiok hi* >1*
home and had Elangeran I.M-k.-d

BACHANT & ROSCOE,
lOBN

JUKai

5il=:||H I KNAPP

M. D.

i^S^iuThe Watchmaker.;

thr to*r«H*

Walcli. CkM-k and

J!tt^ OUUIIK WOKS..
0»TE0
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<> TBri£HU«Ml.ln>..l«BV M. J.TKl'K ,

CariHrl Cleaning and Feather Reno
x-aling. Can«-t sowing and laying
Kefote aending yx.ur old car|M-lj,
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«»iiy tu W nu.Jr

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RECORD WANT AD.
RECORD WANT Aa

Fine

I’lninplness niy

motto.

(J:vc

w.uk

uie

my
5

a call;

Next door Svmlh of S.|uires ' ' /
I

UarlHrr Shoj..

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409 S. Union Street

N. W CHAPIN. I^Prietor
!

TRY
TRY

Icwdrv

repaired.
5|Krcjalty.

The

Peerless

Shirts

are the

best

HlOQINB. Oantlat, J»aa rw | Mfg.'co“of Oe*troit.*^stld by ^^Bendl

Big Reinoyal Sale of
Pianos and Organs
Tht**fnibstautial gn.wih uf our busim*** In this city c.niprN us
to tew*k largv*r quarters, and we have *«*cure. 1. for a lerm of y.*ars.
the store at No. 15H East Front street, where
ekqoct to movi* as
u«ry alteration* are coropleteil. In the meantime,
of every Instrument ow—HSBlh-^ that we ma.vojH*n the new
wlth an entirely new stwk. To do this, we offer
(lENLI.VE HA RGAINS in all line*. .Now is surely your time to SAVE
MO.S'KY If
want a Piano or air>
of .Mtndi
duHlcal Instnimeni
I of the wonderful V
mote as follows.
A splemlid Mahogany Upright Ihami
. but a little soil.ti in
nsit..siHTlal sale price. $14g.
A 1250 Chase Upright Piano; walmi
walnut case:
hxs lM*.*n
ghly repaired at our Factory;
Fi
thoroughly
stH*ciaI sale prUx*.
prUt*. $165.
$
Kimball Upright I>iano
•hogany finish, now
now only $168.
re I*iai
fully repaireil. only $5a
arTv*n Organ;
Organ chapel style,
A Hunt Organ; high case. !* stops, for only $25,
An Ithaca Organ; medium ease. B» stops, big value at $2a
ckan
octaves, high ease. H slop*, for $45.
instruments now offered at i»ig rt*-

Early callers get best seh-etion.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

SHOES FOR SONSHINE OR STORM

bun.lpg. The child *
ly lan*rat«*d by the tu
kill riTovtv. iboiigh «1

“'The'TvU^l

The special committee compilli
the Board of Trade InduatrUI and |flc
torial souvenir have received orders
for about 5.000 copies, in addition

-w

dUMSM’ » ruAd.^«S h-U XSt. OttSMS m.___

<l.-*titiite
Those buld-ups and robberies here^
Montcalm farmers say that Turkt** j Such. In hi1i€ wi
Hu* condition of
tan alfalfa grpw* well on the sand | an old Moldit'r'hy u tue of J J Haven*
1 VerKaill***. U
Ft
tiarrvni* a* well as in
pine land* in the mirth. The
will
Ih* extenslVHy
ral*.*.!
i
Buckisn’a Arnica Salve.
will be.. But aa «
th he trit*.!
northern part of
e state next year 1 him relief,
Has world wide fame for mat
have meh violent j «rt.- Bitter*
It put him on bi* fcH*
Twenty iHM.pl.
Hudln* d^ioaf pfteo
Mtres. Jt surpasses any other salve,
r.M*k ^ce A|
April 1 in *h.irt .m i*r and now h.> testifies
deaths In Battle rreek
have a good eBecL
otion. ointment or balm
for Cuts.
111 Hu* road to iM.mpleu* i
Coras. Hums. iJoil*. Sore*.
Felons. -an unusual t»h ird for \that
Best on earth for l.iver and
Fl\e were killet l.v rall^uids.
Rheum. Fevci
Sir Thomas Uptuo takes bis defeat I’iciTs. Tetter. Salt
>
iniuble.* ami
all
forms of
Sores. Cbappe.1 Hands. Skin
F>up by shooting: three by bu
like a true sportsman. aad' l|i> mlafor
kind or anotlief. two by sunstroke,
Uous; InfalUble for PiUhi. Cure guar
two by drowning, two by falls and
tune will oolr increase the adn
anieed. Only 2Sc at Jas. G. John,,
. Dniggists
two
by
living
tinibi*r*.
In
addition
enleruini?d for him br the American and F. H. Meads. Druggist*.
five Battle Crt*ek people liave »H*en
p*«ple. We would like to have seen
killpil elsewhere, one murdereil. iw.i
Ml. WMr*t U*bll.
a close race, bat with the Reliance
J In a wreck,
G«*orge WId. !T. 111.- bon of INter and the other*
iping in
^irtnaer.
A. li WId.-ii.r. llH- iiut«tl til
a child
daughter of Daniel
a .vuuug man of exquisite tt
•well. ri>^u ^t to have,
MclVak of West Bay
lavic be display* iN|ui»lly in hi* .“.inlji
rour coal la# aprins.
..e
o,
ag.
a at l.lv.TiKKd hallthe
tthehoi
Widcm-r
r. -kiemxf near l‘hlladelphlai. nid in Sunday aa* attacked by the P.*ters $2.50. Hamilton Clothing C^.
hU elutbes. w UK-h are made by Aiiier
Iciin tnllur*.
I'or it I* non H.iitm*
h\ many pers4ins u Im* in the uitler of
dress that the Aiu.Tiean dal
the Kiiglish.tiillnr hi skill T
tlie case. Mr. Wldciicr repIbMl tru hful
ly. iierhajia. to a question that wa* pul

A large and complete line of other ranges front.
$15.75 up
A Urge line of Cook Slov c*. from..
. $6.75 BP
A lot of second hand Kangc*. Cook and Heating Stoves dicap
have added a secood hand dcjortmenl to our ward
take all kinds of second han<l goods i exchange for new <

All dc|»osit$ iiayablc on demand

8. St. 10 and II. and every one a hum
m«*r of good, clean amus<*ment.
A one fare rate will be math

COKDIG ALONG rWELT

A bea^iliful QUICK MKAL Steel Range, tost
a life time ana please you e\cry iVxy), only.....

g iL WMJWN-A

■£5

About 100 Copioa Board of Trade Soie
veair Ordered, in Addition to Bup-

f

Every ooe
is
strictly
guannteetl
We have sokl hut»
(be<ls of ihciu in *rravrivc ( ily
am) have never hail a Unit
touml with them
\Vc lia^c
soKl them for H wars U.i!. hne
ana at FJk Rapob, ami ha.c
never yet haa 4 call liw a re­
pair lor them
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Wtat4«TMlU»kOMlU7
Wkit <*)r*iD0tfe*mit?

with blue pills as an enlivener. They
w«*re administered by a friend who is
a KportKmsn and who in attemptinit
to tirlDK-^iown a bird missed the fcame
enilraly and shot the doctor in the
breast, face and UhIv. Dr. KcIIokje
rav paopia, aaaa la Trwraraa GItj. quires a cxmstltutkmal tn-alment ha*
had 1i>cal physirians wnrklni; on
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern
raan«« iha bmtiea of the am
him at odd spells, who ai last acct.unt
lagi or tha dtr. aao aiamy do not ap^
has dug 72 iM‘llei. from hi* flesh, and
pradata them ao their foil value. The
The Twin “aims of Charles I^elghlon
the iiatieni
~Aaard or trade aoarealr vlll >e pro-

t

iaducemcDt to eariv buyers t
buy tbeir QUICK MKAL
stei
lEAL steel
iUngea while rte have
[
time to set them Ufx
QUICK
MEAL Steel Range
Ranges arc the

it#mbc
eat than to keep it in the house.
1 hat seems scnsiMc

ooe dreaded disease that sclenqe hav
been able .to cure in aU lu *ta«e* and
tbst is Catarrh Hall * Catarrh Cure
is tbe only positive cure now known
to ibe Otodlcal fraternity. Catarrh

r Benton llarlMir. five and a half
month* old. died SundAV night as a
The proprietors have so much n-*ul! from |K>i*oning from milk They
within three hours of each other
faith
curative power*, that Ihej
ami
lioth will Im* buri«*d In one grave
IMlaryc fur any
offer One I
John ixary . a young chap of Kssex
S**nd for
2Sie that It fails to c4r^*
v|!l«>. got so >.w*e4*i on hi.* widow<Hl
I I of lestlmonfalK. ^
. K. J CIIKNKY
ru . To *iep^n<*ihtr, Mr*. I»aullne Puvden.
that
he
arranged
t/i marry
her
haadaodae lavltpiloa to thoae Id
C .MBiy Clerk Buchanan, at Bay City,
imwi-ver. refiiHe«l uo Issue a llcen***,
to TnTaraa at/. To thoae aeaklaa
X* he didn't lM*llrve the law sane
■aattfactoriaf loeatkmB the book will
ili.ned such an alliance, w. there l.a?
b* -n m» marriage y«*t
be lavaluable.
.Isnie* II Capa* »»f Os-o**o U»m hi*
bihlte
SMH'Keib(M>k at Durand Sunday. It
te aot oaallr aalladed dh-rs
*'«*titaln«‘d fUMi In currency and sev
at
^ig
Kapids
next
week
Rept.
7
12.
Now that aha baa
hia# baao awarded the
and the publicity is merited for the ersl hundn-d dollar* in cht*ck*. Grand
♦•arch
aOhool aha la kleklac be aasoclatluo is up and doing, and with Tnmk omclals inKtltute*! a *»*arch
hearty backing from Big Rapid* peo and the |K»cketl*M»k wa* dl*
pie generally, will give the comrades on the track near the de|M>t
the apodal cdMatlttee. Bpt that
dollar raissipg.
the war the ooeualttoa haa doae and'vUltors a royal welcome and a
The spt*edleal female picker of
week full.of Interesting variety and
thlnga. aad ther will have to take the pleasure.
The
management
are hueklel.«riea In Wonme «,unty. Pa.,
achoo) or leara it Trarerae Cltr don sparing no time nor expense to make i* Carrie Everett, a girl of 15 years.
Fn.m h;nn a. m to 4:20 p m. Miss
this one of the best ever give
want tt. aararar. at the pii^.
the assoclallon.
Four leading day* E^vrett. plcke.1 72 quarts of hucklelier

ABSOLUTELY FREE!|
s.’isia*

BUSIIESSCAROS.

think it

Kvidentlji

Jas. t'lark of ljtionia. O. an e
pV.ye of a dog aad pimy show eahll
ing at Oddwatcr got In a scrap w
some of ibr men and Uter on had in
epllepiic fit. The conmer was notified
that a man near The dcpi>t was i
dead III* Immediately bad a Jury
m'Miebl and bad the remains placed In
a rig and was moving on to the under­
taking rooms.
Bi*fore arriving there
Clark partially recovered c
ne^s. <?lark was taken to a
where he Is being cared fw.
I>r. Kellogg <rf the Battle Creek
Sanitariutn has n*turaed from Robin

0«aa m Fraat Siraat.
C A. AKClXHCfl. CKy

rather pathetic case has I
th** commlitlag of Mrs. Soaaa On
St the age of >4 to the Branch co
porhouac
Her mental faculties are
urn clear, but she U pbyslcslly beip:
^e. a. Hi r son. who ws. In humble elt'nmsiances. has a crippled wife, ahd
be finds himseS
unable to employ
sti«ndanu for both the mother aad
wife. tlKMJgb be has stniggled hard to
«wm miinev to do so.

AB.BraBmH.U

martin a €vms

We kive bml iMiij tariiBi qc-

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THB EVSHIKO BEOOED. TBAVEBSE OITT. MICH., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1908.

3 .IBROS,

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239 E.FmtStnit
TRAVERJE CITY

BraB Of eMi Bm.’ Hasic Hoose. Dem Midi

Horses for Sale

fi
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I will have a car load of horses
in 1 raverse City, at

Cutler’s Barn
-------- 'ON---------

SaMy, Sept. 5tli

This wiirte as nice a lot^orses as you have seen
■in Traverse City for a lon« time. Come and see' these
horses even if vou do not want to buy. I want you to
you a horse it hsisgot
If it
Should prove to b
be not as i repi^nt T*w1if1 lake it
sati factory to you

H. HYMAN

Sotrool SHOOS
F“or SoHool Soys
F"or SoHool Dsys
rhat is the kind of shot* that is m*t'dt d thc.se coming tlays. ami tin* kimUtif
shoe we are selling. Boys will be boys and they want a good wearable ^hoe.
Girls will be girls, and they want an etjually good shoe. We vni.ply all
demands.

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WtWK IMIS'SHOE

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genuine calf skin with an oak sole, will stand as inuch weather as tHe oak
tree itself. Going to school is hard on shoes, we know, for after the study
comes the play that plays havoc with the best of leather. 'I he.r >h.,. s
sell for $2.m and
and are worth every tent of it.

tor iMie toM Mrs shoe
boyss wear them, aand some that |>erhaps arelnol
Yes. good bo>
.
these sell for $1.2.5; $1.50 and
an^ $1.75.

sh>

gboJ. and

ISI EDO THE BOYS'*ClttlSEirSME
These are guaranteed to be as gootl a shoe as are made (or the money.
is the dandy school.shoe; sells for $2.00 and $2.25.
.

It

GIRLS’ABB MISSES'SHOES
More girls go to school than boys, then more girls' shoes are sold. Have
you bought all your girls their shoes? Just a few more days before school
begins, and you want to be prepared. These shoes we are selling, and
money savers. They arc so gootf. they last too long. I for our go»K], we
think t; they cost you $1.50 and $1.7.5.

HAVE YOU Sffll THE VIClUO

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with either light or hea\T sole? They are a splendid shoe for jiist such
sert iic as is required. It costs you nothing to lopk. and v. ry little to buy.

MYS' SOMOlSmJ •

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Must have a new suit of clothe to start school with; just as;neccs>ao* as
shoes and books. The “Little ShaVci>*’ can get a nice suit for SL-KJ. $2.50
or $3.00. The larger bo>*s are “bigger fellows” and wear bigger clothes.
These cost just a little more; $3.m-$4.00. $42K) and $5.00., Then the young
men want new clothing. It is here you get the clothes that look good, the
clothes that wear good, the clothes that are good. We sell cver> thing for
everybody.
,
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THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

THR SVEHIKQ MOOM). TEAVEBSE CTCT. MICH. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1908.

THE FLOWER

ItLESCOKFORIFRiUr

iB7c«rty4a]ralnocetMtod»
pife aa notel a Ms BC«ro
nude •
Urins out of cMrwtas gl»m |n aondnr

nnEUMATISN liCOSING OUT!
SMPPIM BAtt.

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of the family. Is the “BEST**
flour. It is the best all around '
flour for f^ily use on the •
market today. Ask your grocer
for the BEST; ^nd you’ll g«t it.

These are not old stock.
no!

It is simply common busi
sense to close them ont during
thb month.
•oath Africa wlU ahortly bare one of
be flneet telem»pe« in the world, aajra
the WaehlnRtoo PoeL Thie

HANNAH & LAY GO.
oi-rv,

miom.

fruit stand.

hi- munlclpalliy of Strasbun:. Oerny. has v.m-d to build an JhO.fUHt
dental hospital fur achool children
Every pupil In the srhool is tp be
submitted to a dental examination on
enterInR and
twin- durinR srhool
time- until the aRi- of 12
The rounUl
palliy bad come to the c-oncluslon
that a larg.- pn.portloa of the ills
young ■ iMH.ple sertfi-r come fn»m bad
teeth and lack of pmiM-r dental at
tenrtance.
Kisses are actlunaUe In southern
Ildf^la. but the many cases lH-f..re the
local niaKlstrates prove that the lit
tie rcmI of love defies law. as wi-l! as
IcKiks
A kiss In the stn-c-l car costs
uas line of unusual powj*r.
nmiini- Ihi Pont, a Paris siil> the- IndiarrtM-t osculatur a floe of |2.
l> pcrsuiis ww shcwtlnR at To embrace one’s fiancee in public Is
a largct the shots lielnB Indteated hy
ail were atrurk
an electric w
' #2 4<*
At
rt lo a
llDCHl sfOaeJess
l.y llRhtninB
paid last
ct
was killed Milan. Italy. 721 coup!
11.20)
year the line of 60 ere (about
(
for havluR bravi-d
the conventions
and
kisscHl
each
othc-r
In
piiblir
plarc-s.
varrlajtes Just In-lUnd the tar

A torriSc fnifMlon of the WalmarBuh ic#*)**^ In tivm Sk«aland <»orurrei1
Huiiilay. H<*y«Tal
sljchla*MTs
wen*
fi««>pt away by thn sin«ni i»f tMilllnj;
wat.‘f.
Th«* K*n. H M
|ia»t«ir ..f
ll.i rmiod llreltm n church ai .‘^chiiyl,
kill Hatci^ I*a. has almost mlrarii
fouMly cW^mI rnirn a trance- which
tuhl
him III Its SIH-II
siM-ll
for s4*%oral
H |)|
. wu«ks.
Kunday
at ram|. .m« ilnK
he 'had

•ometimes the adds thrown of hj

Kfoujuls
Scientists say that aim •
elTcVis have* lMH»n |»nMlnt?<*d Im*
iltod Htal.-s Bc-pauw Thomas Jd.

Fi

A Bo/a Wild Ride for Life.
With a family att.und
c-xi>ectinK
him t.» die. and n son rldlns f.»r life
IK miles, to Ret Dr. Kings New DIs
covery for ('onsumptlon. Coughs and
(V»Ms. W. H. Brown. cif l.r«»svlile. Ind.

atlsa needs, says;
*Tlie mejst uritent m*ods of Alaska
ds wonderful medicine gave
are rcshI roads and laws. Kvery man
relief and soon cured hi
is a law anio himiudf and the adminis
I:
"I now sk-ep soundl
I ration of Justice- Is woc-fully sh»w. nlRlii.” Like mar lous cures of C^mThe nilnliiB laws need to be n-forrotsl siimpib
>nla.
Jlronchltls,
and .r»»iculal«Hl. and courts aj>fs»iiit»Nf Coughs
idds and
Crip
with power.to control the' territory.” mairhU-Ks merit for all Thrtmt
Mve rtdiing palaces are Jdanned by Lmtg tronbk-s.
(Juaranu-tMl
Ik»
a fl.cMMMHK) company
orRanUed In ;.tH- and II.OU.
Trial ls>ttles Its
New York to oiuratu ihrouRh trains Jas C Johnstm’s and P. H. M
iM'iwc-c-n New York and Ban tYands
e<». with many Improvements and eon
veiilenees.
Patrons aill Ih- kept exFOR FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
eluslve hy the fact that passrnRers
• til lu- IsKiked from the one lu-st I
„ I Meeting for Municipal Athletics Will
I el of each rliy ibrouRh
which
Be Held This Evening.
liasses.
It Is planned that the tn
shall hare every convenience- fnmi
A tniN-tlng of the executive f*om
4«im garden to a laum
mitu-e for the municipal athletic cun
deavnr will Ih- made to i
tests Will Ih- held this evening III thi
trip across the r«»iitinen
oinee of A. F. NerllnRcr. for the pur
••very lu days.
iMu^e of arranging the 4irder In which
k»n^ has
iH-t-n
events on the pmgram will bW
A prr»k*wn‘‘ •**
raiiMsI. aays a Kti
t«»sti-«l .d<
i-ontiuiti-il
.deriding uiM*n the hour for
New York World.
contests.
Roman arisiocrapy
Th«- counteHM Is said to have Insiit4-<t
the life of her sister Eliza Ihn-t- yiwm
ago for |IC..«MS.
A yi-ar later, on the
ie|tori<i| death of this sister, she nceivtil (laymenl «*n the isillry Issiutl
by imc New York eumiumy. but an
other n-fUM-d to |iay and now. as the
riHOilt of polln- Invtwtlgmtkin. It is
alli-gtHl Rtlza has Inn-n found eonlliieii
111 a villa
II Is alk-giHl her death had
iHH-n assimulatiHl by a |iath-nt from
w hosidtal
It Is fiirtbi-r staletl that
,ihe siip|HH.e«lly
dead womans bus

What is Life?
In the last analysis iioiiody knows,
but we do know that it Is under strict

imiii n-sults. Im-gular living
derangement «»f the organs, n
in r.msllpalion. Headache or Liver
iron
trouble.
Ih- King’s New Life Fills
quii-kly n-adjiists this.
It’s Rcntle.
yet thorough.
Only !
Johnson’s and
F. II
of New York Sl»n-s

When You Buy
Huy
in the

t:

\Vc have it
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NEW ROYAL
Ball Bearlflg Sawing MacMua

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m
A 3(Hh Century mastcipicce of elejjance and per­
fection in sewinjf machine construction. Tositively
sewing mathe handsomest and1 most complete
ct
chine ever built. Golden
ilden Oak.
Oal piano polish, new
French leg stand, velvet lined drawer for attachmcnis, automatic lift head raising
rais
into place when
ibe machine is opened. All styles in upright and
drop heads
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moo It mra
Of cailff YOU CAI NAVE IT MAMEB

heart and endiSdSnly and fatalljr,

s’"run to me or Jolly well
However, aa the laUtnde of BnUwajo. I
I

ransement of the instrument la
tartly different. The focus is five feet
ahorter. and on thU aecwiDt the mounltng Is IjRhter.
Sbls teletsxHM- is very rlfidly huIlL
although mere weight was not the ob­
ject sotight. The tele*4X>pe tube weighs
about om- ton. aud alout 5.0W» pounds
are mov-d when the Instrument Is
turned in right ascension
It -onsisis
of a heavy

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Oh. yes: there's a lot of 1
you^nly kH»k for It in pla^v-s where
.

govemeil by
Observatory that mores easily with the
aUni. The t%vo axes of the Instrument

S?LE

Home ronedM, plastors^hm*
y«ad of the wonderful effects o<
_______and aoch thinga. as prodnee
a. B. s.. l concluded to try it, na«
COnnter^iiTitation. are abothing and
am happy to any that X wne entife^

Your Bible. If 1
es the book of
iundn-.! nml Plf
Orei-k 1
eiilitiisl -.V t>s.nlui'
had slain ik>llatb ”
It very highly In bl»i * Syn.»i*'-i^ '-f iJ*.Holy Iv rlpturvs.” It wa-. ver^stl hI l-y
Apolllnurius Ak-xamlrius.
D
suJ .1 I-aiiu inun-lanou of It may IsI4.U...I II t».e w...-k;i of rjil.ri.u«. Ih.
Kn-lisli
b- lo Baring-CouM.
tiM-At oll kiipun auti.(U.*irian:
*„
.
gr..%v-n*: tip |u u.j mih.r s

Vh- llghtneaa of this South African
telesrorH- la remarkable, while at the
earn- time every part Is strong and
durabU-. The force neceaaary to move
the instrument is about four pounds on
a radius of aeven Inches. The motloof
aiv also communicated to the eye end.
and It takes only a force of about two
and remove the telaacoiM- either In right ascension or dec­
lination.” The fine hour cir
read from the floor, and the decllnatton

photographic
paratus ran be readily attached
of
Ulnmlnation Is by
cent lamps, and. In
arif adJusUng oil lamp. A very
pllcati-d measuring apparatus. caUad

Rev. Father Goeta. S. J. the celewbo went to
South Africa eome months ego to erect
an obeervatory at BuUwayo. to pre­
paring a ptoiv* for this greet teleecope.
Obaerratlon* will begin at the earlleat
day iKiealble. and the reports will be
forwentod to Georgetown uolverelty
and be given to the world from Weih-

vt!.rr

drawn sw.vn.
prost-h ef Urn
m* Bee sad HU Vsersl atlsn.
It wlU 1w a sun'rt^ to mniiy to k-an.
that the most imiwriant fum tk-n of
the U-es atlng U not stinging, kits a
bee niUer. I have long been tAuivliux-d
the bees put the finl-bing tou.-U-H
leir artistic cell work by ih«- d-xIS use of their stings, aud during
this final fiulshlnK stage of the pnHHiM
f honey making the U*es lnj4-«l a ml
ute portion of formic acid Into the
oney.
This la In n-allty the poison of tbelr
dng. Tills formic add gives to bom-y
lU iKH-nllar flavor und aha. l.uiuirts to
It liH ktHi.ing qunlltb-s. Tl.e Htllig Is
really an ex.iuldtely rontri\*M little
el Willi whi.-h the iH-r tlnish.-s off
eajMi tU- 4A-I1S w Ik-m they an- fllKtl
brimful with b..m y. ^V•hUe doing this
the formic add pasiH-s from tin* is»int
of tlie Htlng. aud the U-auUful york is

e harder to
Til.- w rit-r
kUl than
oiiLV had iMA-nsloi to kill R iargi' bird
aboard his ship,
and. making u«- of the w.-ainm m-xl
hlM liand. be drove a large spike square
ly through the ervatun-'s head and flu
lab«d the oiH-ration by nailing It fast to
the de< k. That m-ern.-tl to make the Joli
very tA.uiplet.-. uud be went U-Iow
decks for dinner. (\>inlng up an hour
iRter. bU asioulshnient was prodigious
on beholding the iH-uguln. bend enn-t.
flippers out. waddling about, aiqiarent

A Cwrioaltr
XsoiearUiare.
The negivR*nirthe British West IndUn Uland of (Iienada find U very dlf-

feOnAIUUiTAf£S

TAXeS.

nOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
.c tax rolls for the collection of
city taxes and special asfor the five wards of the
Traxerse Cit.v. Michigan, have
y hand!? for roller-j
placed in

d'oi-fr

IH

ELECTRKITy
AT- .O*

PER 1000 WATTS

DENTIST
New WUhelm Block. CIU
ne CS2.

Iw

.ffico for the purpose ‘ '
- in my oil
OR8. SAWYER A
ing said '
I if e.
dav from now until .N<.vember, 1st,
iJii*:: irt.m S o’clock until 11:30 o’clock
in the foreno<.n. and from 1 o’clock to

SurtouRifirBNiilc
UptuAPinrCa

'-ij, :.;r

PENHALLEGON

.DENTISTS.
THE

will be rreceived
pal.G

wlthoni

tH.llcctlon ]

■ irrvEsHOTEL Shilson

rolb-rtion
-maln.ng unpaid tin
tax<*s
1st ai

October]

PAVING TAX iHotd Brunswick
314 FRONT ST.

k.XTKS

Notice
The MM
the pa\ ing (

Meals 20c,

Bols 2r.c

NEWS
AVKL AKD EDUCATIOK

One huutlrctl twenty or more pages,
every one ol w hich is of human
interest, am! cvcr>- article is dli
traletl. Tlierc xs no better m^azine
of travel for teachers and pupiU than

-I

The Four Traci 0m.

-.H-t; .vnd State
reel, fn.iu
I’nion Plrivt to Caiui
A. m, BOYI
reel !.-< now iii my bands for <n>llee
.n. the first assvssmehl to be paid
1 or iH-Iore ibe 30ib day <
r 11*02.
4he Wilhelm Bltwk. Ibiom

Publislieil monthly by
i»a-oi>r.|j George M. Daniels.

Fifty cents

a year, single copies five cents.

jwben YooWtmt

J Cut Of Meat

Sold by news dealers everywhere,
or aildrcss the publisher.

Jnm. rnimtimr A Sorom
MB iUiO nrht at.

Butchers and Sausaso Makers.

lUil'.ni Bopt

FOUR-TRACK

• EUROPEAN PLAN.

in will be : Everythin* flnrt-cUH< All ouUIdr n...m«
charged.
• Ofiice in Wilhelm block, room 2b
• M. drjKit. By thr <Ur or wr.-k
M. E HASKEU..
193Ti-tf
City Treasurer.

SEWER TAX

No. 7 Kzal Forty-second street,
New York.

O. P. CARVER A I

Farm For Sale

Notice to All Persona Interested.
The special nsM*ssnu*nt Tax roll
the extenshm ol the sower In the *bey
alley 1100
j loo acres
i
known aa the Steel or Ne«l
east of I’nlon Mn-eL h^s b*,-en placed ] ham
__________
of the beet In Grand
mv hands fur cuiieciiun. tne Rsmeiy-rav
be |«ld tin nr U-fure ihe 3i>tb day 1 jj,* city.
J. E. OREILICK CO. CITY.

52.00
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

g4.5a

FIRE INSURANCE
L. L. A. BUILDINa

JOHN R. SANTO

wo«H WSO

Hami

■

New Wilhelm ffloek.

HGih
WtkMit
Saying

girU commooly experience at soch a
time, may in almori every inat^ he
entirely

West Michigan

:STATE FAIR^
Is Michigan’s Best Fair

Sept.14-15-16-17-18-’03

GMNO RAPIDS.

r*T*nTf'r iSSr^Y
AllFrM.

l2ST.2S.*SSSt;^^

AHb
ABSOLOTBLT 0D0U.BS

A. D. TYLER

I

a<*e.aad somelinK-8 is sailly Iwroedown

-Becaoae.- he exi^

GtEANEST

We will mafl free our special

Running, Trotting and
Hurdle Races.
-Wbyr the toQolred.

Store

e.

andSa^of Rheumatism.
S. a S. la a puidy w^re^eraedy.
any Pot^ or Mineral
be taked with
safety by old and yonng.
Rheumatic sufferen who WTilc
t their case will receive valuable aid andI bdpful
helpful advice from

HE nesT USStN

miwMmm

RASTALL'SISS

CHEAPEST

U.H.m|
ooi cuatom tliey
children. The father’s Christian namf
la given lo the son for his surname
Thus. If a man Is named John Jom-s
hla son may be called James John and
that son’s son Bobert James and so
on to the end of the chapter. Xntnralfamllk-s get
toto . b.p.I~ m uddle. sod nobody
exactly to whom lie Is related.

Newest

leather designs.

^HEALTHIEST.«

the Lon!, hs hsard all thln«s.
4. Hr s«ot his ang. ls stM
t—k me
from my fsihrr's sWp
ntu-mt-J
ms tn msrvy from hla uncU»n \
.
a. Gnut sad g.-odly srs my

A Moecow dentist
tern wheivby false tee-tb can be made
to grow Into the gums aa firmly as natnrsl ooesL After a few mooths’ uee It
to Joat as bard to extract them aa It to
to dislodge the genuine motor made off
tbepremtoea. Soon. poaelWy. thto tooth
grafting Muacovlie will achtove. aaggeeta the London Globe, that glddleot
height to which the denttot can eoar.
the manafactme of falee tMth that

f%e letoMt geHs CAmtmm.
' Some of the totcri neck chaliia. eaya
the Kew York Mall and Baprsaa. are
mkde long cnoogh to he knotted in the
first twtot anrand the neck and atUI
have ample length to hang down with
Kdful peodaat at the aisd of It

1.1—flir

the Wood, nentnlizes the adds, and

1 his OH n
provided with elirles uw-d to |Hjlnt the
tek-so»pe to a certain position In the
Bky. ntHi the fine graduations can be
read from the eye end hy means of mlcrosooiios. I’or opptA»xhnnte and more
rapid m-rlng these clrrk*s are alao provldeil with «ijirsi- graduations wbicb
can lie mvn AvUb the naked eye.
Then- is nm.tber arrangement, bow>rer. wlik-h eiiMldi-s tlie «l»seiwer to act
the tvb-siAHH- u liboul looklnjt at the
cirvli-s .nml without enb-ulnilpg the
hour angle of the object-sought. This
consists of two dials ijla.A-d at the
•oulh end of the pillar at the hdght
of the olHH-rver’s eye. The two npN of
the Instrument are geared down and
end In two baud wheels; by tunilng ei­
ther of tliese tlie motions are Indicated
on tlie dials. Kmvb dial hand movea at
double the speed of the correapondlng
axis. The di-cllnatlon dial la figured
from imught to ninety degteee each
way. U»e lunalk-st apace being one degm>. Tlie right eseenaion dial baa five
aecond spaeea and Is driven by an orI the dial
dlnary right day clock.
turns with the star nud the hand with
the telescope. Ibis airangemeut per­
mits to set by right ascension Inatcnd
of caknilsUng the hour angle, which
consaim-s much time. XotwlthauodIng the large number of gears involved
in driving this mci-hsnlsm. the total
back lash is so aiuall that a star of
co-ordinates is brought near the
center of the findings at once. George
X. Saegnmlier is the Inventor of thta
valuable instrument. He planned It lx.
18SS, and a few years Uter he pUced It
In the RfA-at Ik?uver teles^-ope of twen­
ty Jnches aperture, built In Waahlng-

•octland, IwL. JamlO, IBOi,
Attn beinc terribly crippled tot
, three yeare with Rhenasstiam, and
kavlBa tried well known rMmdiee 1

^LliS hT^^ii^intians.
nnst be treated

----------------

I tn the |H>le.
y means <*r
<.f eloekw
el
Ute by
ork at the exact
rate the stars move, so that If a star he
brought into the field of the telescope
It can be keiit In vk-w U^r boors, as the
dock mores with tbe utmost nYUlarlty.
Should any deviation o«-eur on an-ount
of dlfferemv li. fricUon In dlffi
tnntly corrected by .
altlons Ibis Is
ement called the ee

-I wtoh.- be aald. -yoo
off that mortc bos.**

Handsome

leather bag at 62c

Instead of nearly 40 degrres north, as

CEMEMAL JflWlL
OFTIIEWOBLD

See the nice waist

set we offer at 18c

— ;an exhibition onOer the tn
JJ? ,er." TTu- man came round
la violent msf. aaW be waa

tmavkrsb

No,

All new stni!. bm we wiU

not carry then over the aei

laHFsrstiJLL-MUuyi
Write far IMn Ltet.
C. A. FHENCH, -

Trmree CHy.

LW HASTINGS & SOI
FIRE INSURANCE

/fa''.

•m
XVENIVO BBOCOtD, TRAVEE8E CITT, MOH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1903.

caaysTUitmATOi
UGHEIGEI
B FLANNEO

WANT OEPARTiENT.
ure. bnt Clvtog Htoi tlw host of life.

COuattonod from Fl«t PagaJ
K. Wright. Traverse City. 1»3:

TO €OMMNC
^

ALL

Mr. Waters urged that Christ be pot
first for the perfecUon of porsonal
character, then for the wort for others
orthport. Ira and IPOO; Levi T. F
la the world. His addross produced
Ctoa. Traverse City. 01 aad *02.
*Ttolph Conaable (then of Paoal
led. aad a
waa tha flrat dlstricc aecretary.
aad devo^
the paat fourteen consecuUve years
CofvOtoM Wilt B«
B been tiled by the preaeat la- praye
yen
NKW

YORK'S

RURUC UTILITIKt

I 9t Um

New Tort. tesL r-Moch li
I OMterod to tte Mf traeUoo 4eol by
nUrt tlM old
MHrosOlltMi
Street

as follows: There are sesen
In the district. Antrim has
ictles. Bende. four; Char>
ur: Emmet .six; Grand Trav-

Not the biersest store—but the ESgffest values for little money
ever offered. It's all in right biding School begins soon-are
your ChUdren ready for it? Perhaps we can help you.

w;

. Mrs. E, C. >
there are
Bay. W. M.
with
m
onloT
socle
------------* - .-Aal of 1520.
emral Lake. Mias Alice Goodwin ol
ales. J. C. Mills of Frankfort.
theae
404 ar<*
members of . local
churchea. and C3 of churches In other
Place of Meetlng-Mrs. J. E. Rain
stales: 36 have roroe Into the church­
ow of Kalkaska. Mias Glendora
Rev T
es In the last year; 22 have graduated
pBon of Man
from the Junior Into the Senior so rilom of Traverse City
Endeavorem observe the
I
; 34 are members of the
opening session of the convenon; no
are systemaUc
sounded tbe keynote of loysl.
Bible readers; 65 have family alial-s.
ill service for the Master, knd a
There are 131 ‘Christian Endeavor faithful
large audlenw- was on band to
ti listen
t^orldi“
the addresses
s of the evening.
evenlnf
The church waa
was beautifully
decoi given
flags of Secret
^IS?t*awIj. *No*reSI?d hall*!
kept of the amount that has been
f and gold.
Flowers of
piled to the pastor's salaries, or
or graced the stand and
improvements made In church i
•files
Listen \o some of these!
After an Inspiring aong service, led
“A new furnace put In; the fence
rebuilt; singing books for the choir; tiy s chorus choir In charge of Parker
4 ne» cTOn; s new piano; addition Pennington, and a devotional service
the pasurr s home; Hfiy chairs for
Gordon of the Chhrch of Christ
be Sunday sch«»»il room; n»»wers furLimed the visliurs In a very ear
sisbed every Sunday for the pulpit
and helpful address. H
'or the .'nun- year; pastor given six
seek s vacation with full pay; d«»c- sued the two foundation atoio
(‘hrtotlan
Endeavor structi
or's hill paid for two vlrk members
motto. ‘-For Christ and the Church."
lew windows pul
in the
church
ind the pledge Service fur Christ, he
♦hurch and
parsonage resblngled
dared should be the great motive
on the pastors salary ; clothlni
the
Chrtstlau
Endeavurer's life, and
t to India, to China, to Africa: tw<
r this purptise be expressed tbe hope
a“w"hli!i"’*‘?*rould’go uo to^ihto
Bt the Oin vent Ion might give every
e pn-seni the Insplratbm and uplift
y giving you reports from .*yeo
Icty In the dlsirlci. sh<»wlng that
re Is that iM-nu.nal giving, where
left hand knows not what the
ht Is doing, hut every little act is
by Him who
given by
('orwin of Hellalre.
“slumli.-ri
-. 8e
8ervlce*\oV Christ
known to say
>f his
which
1 any^
with
iuch^ Interest
I prom by all
don't think
hly of^tlie wel
I*xt« n«b*il HI the vtolror.s. ami 4-x|m*HM-.l
.m.-ni. ’
ih»- hoiM- that each oW prt-tu-m mlgh!
a busy
n-relvc
m-w
Insplrhthm. real and
i End.-Jv iMiw4-r.
Hto adUrt-KN Was witty ami
Eleven months, t
>r letters.
S4H-n-tar>\ M.‘ R ll.dley then ri-a.l
mail 427 packa
aret-tlngh from
the
Sixth dtotrlri
total of
from Secretary Cavru* Par>ions of ih«
through hlH
<iat«- iiniuD. from Indivlduato
frorr
lo the care of I ncle Sam. and all U
.Michigan, the United Staten. Hawaii
IS done eniln-ly outride of his re^
England.
lar work, one hour before retiring
1. Japan. (Milna. In

’Ruminations—Rev. F. C. W'ood^ ol

•mtec rto report that they had sold
thair holdtoo of Me;ropoIItaa Soeur
Ittoa Oo'i atock to Thotoas F. Ryao
a»d hit aaaodatdt. and taylBS that
Ihalr wllltogaett to tell wat deter
■itood by the Meaoalty of gtrtos nore
aad chMor attaatloa to Ch;t datalU o<

toaSST^epo^^ t^market*w
raaott of the doal. It It oi
t^U^waat that the
B to oootrol ot
railway, after

rttaU^ki^!*Lort A Go. ha
hoary piweRaatrt of* Motr
atrwt railway aad .Metrppolltaa
carltlaa aham oa the rartat dec
aad that at aoch they hare beeo art
lac he acaatt of the Whltaey Ryan to

r?

Timoly BarKrtim

iA eoaipaay with cloae opoo ll.OtKi.
<40.000 eapHaltsatloa. to take prmc
tically all the CJraater New York pub
lie atUlty oorporathma. tocludlac <
. Metfopdlttaa Stiwet railway. Brook
Raidd Traatll. Coaaoltdated Oat. Bdl
tea Bloeine. Illoaitoailac aad
lya Ualoo Oaa. with the
Secarltlee Co. at a hold _
to ai^k^ be rery likely and an earl>

liar to that followed by Mr. Morcan in
loratoc the United Statoa Steel cor
poratkm. The earning power of thi
varloot concemt will be atcertalneo
aad the rate at which their ttock of
the expanded Metropolitan Securlll
(V) ixed on a batit of earning pc}w<
! While the deal described it a hu
oae. It to said that
. aO cash will lie re

MtmrwiLLco
To

tho

0»f«ln«

of

Now

dOCtloa of
o,
non.'jBiuun
Friday erening. The production to th<
aaae at glren for- over a year in
Caalao. New York city, aad will
presented la all itt entlrey by a

_
_
of special orlneial
and four parlor cart and
This to John
Seabrooke ._______
opera -company, which ptoyt only Ir
targe clues, and this will be the only
producUon of the opera In Mtehtosn
Those who have already tlgnl
their Intention to aUend are Mrs. .
. R. Goodrich aad Mrs. J H. McGoucI
aad party. Mrs 8 Garland. Mrt C
Germaine aad
Mrs. W. I) C. Gcr
malne. Mr. aad Mrs. O H II 8u
land. Mr and Mrs W
H
8iel
Misses Mabel and Clara Hates,
aad Mrs. J W. Hannet.. Barney
derson. besides several who will ar
range to go If they can make, the ncc
esaary arraagemei
The prices. $3
______
...
hlgb to amny. but some who detire ii
enjoy the celebrated opera will go any
way
The Traverse City party cat
; leave here on the 3:M p m tn
( the M. A N. 1C. and return at 11
Saturday
Bbould there be a parly
irf 40 or^ a special train will be s. ni
ont from Manistee early In the morn
lac wlihmtt extra charge, arrlvlnr
here at k a. m.. so that business men
emn^be at their offices at the usual
Those- who dealrc to hare seats
served In advance may notify j

P. Taylor aad Mrs Roe of this city,
aa^ Ororge Roska of 8t. Louis. Mo.
Wtoit to Carp Lake this morning to
' ap^ the day.
Mrs D. H. McMolton. Mrs A. P.
Orgy. Hoo. J. H. Mooroa. wife and

ial^d this morning to attend a

llr. aad Mrs. M. H. Begole of YpsI
laatl are guer—
^
Mra. W. D. Ti
.
Mr. mtmt
•mM.
aad mmrm.
Mrs
mvih rstwH muu n

?r“s‘Li''ss;ro‘.'“pSK..
of FWbjtraoc_____

.

.18

Pens, Inks, cvcr>nhing.

Knee Pants wtoth 6Gc, for..,

.38

Boys’50c Hats, to ck*c at..i............

School Suits, a wonder at..

.98 i Uo)s- Shirt’s to close at S5c and............

School SuiU BTOith $2.50, for

Id leU reg-

.98 i >oubU fold Worstod plaid, for Khool

necessary to do this. Only om- half
of this writing has In-en done for the
district, the r.*si was In connection
with his museum
Hut It only g.ws
to prove that a p<-rson can do things
ff he K.-eps everlastingly
•Now fo the point
V

.07

01NGH.\MS, fine assortroenf. «-e« 10c.
^
to close at.................................... .... .06i
»chool Supplies ol an kinds We sell the
best Tableu ever ofierrd lor the mooey,
aUI prices dosm to.
to---- 1 ............................ Ol
cilx with rubber tip
Ol
Bhoet for school, nil solid, sizes

y. your
bers. >T»ur next . disir neighbor, your
own self?
You^have the ahllltv
iay a kind aord-^wlll you do It? V
have the abllHr-to write a letter, w
run do n? You know of your hot
missionary. »b<i may Ih- just hiing<
ing for a word from stuite one. w
.ou not srile and
II him how miieh
I appreciate whst he to doing? Did

.w'?!:?;i

The Vision ol
I.4 VI T Pennington, prt-i
the 4ltotrlct. gave an addr.*hH
Vtoion or a King." an addr
Hally iti yoimg men. Iiaset
e.rfer to Solomon of hto choir ‘ <*f giflF
from Gotl
The H|Mwker. emphaH/.e.l
the tmiMirtanre of a good toitly. a
I rained mind, an upright characH-r
and aliove all. the surrender <if the
human will to the will of G<id and the
hange that
Uhrtoi
nuikett in the
hk-ari.. ot ihfNte who Mirrender il.eir
Iivtnt to him. •
i

donary? Just try tt onewhat kind of a letter you w
reiurn Got a frbnd who hai
lay coming
Did you # ver writ#Reception of Delegates.
birthday
letter?
Then
ft
AIut the close of the conventhui
le to si<
yjiist ih^- o-ssittn a n-c«-ption was tendered thr
Xtoning delegates in the parlors ol
•Iter that will be like a r
ihe
Chtirrh.
wh»«h wa.* much enjtiyetl
hlmv Will you do It?
l-'ruii punch and wafer* wen
“The pastor wanA some tile wort. by alt
Nerv4-d and but for the lateneMt «if the
b<»ur an impromptu program
woubl
wants and go to him and offer you
servlc's?
You will Im- surprised I
get to their rest iM-lort- i
se.- bow surprised he may Ik- an
ijwev4-r. that ihsy might be pre
lh.-n to see how easy you can do wha
I the, »unrJse prayer meeting
cltkck .'hi* morning.
You have Just the ability tn do It wll
you? There to n.HHl In the Sunday
schrMd for another ieai-h*‘r. will yoi
nbt say I have Just lu^n wailing i.
iM- ask.-.!.' and then s.-e h..w th.
■upertniendenrs face will brighten
Will y«iu do It? Your county wants U
be nMirganlxeil and put on a gisM
working foundairtm. the state officer
have a*ke,l that this 1m^ done. wlAyou
W’lU you not d<i more jiork
these lines
for this cimlug
year? You can do all this, you have
the ahlllty. It ^,nly m-sls a little prace. Will yon get Into practice? Will
u?

Tonight'. Servics.
The closing serx*tC4t I hto evening
.romtoes to to- the lie* of the entire
•invention
The addrei 8 of the even
ng will Im- -The Ubrto Ian Endeavoi

IWIisses* Kangaroo Grain Button shoes...58
Ohilds’ fine vici kid shoes, sizes 4>-10, regu­
lar |»ricc H5c. to close at-------------------------...

.48

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Misses’ Box calf Shoes and Vici kid shoes.

• fine shoes,worth $1.60, for.

Do your School ShoppingratThe Racket—you will save money4-you will
N
Ret g:ood values.
‘

SpooiwI -for Sai-eurclniyl
We have just received direct frtrni the factory, a large consignment consisting of sex oral thousand pjeces oi
the Blue anti White F.naniclwarc, white line.l.
For .Saturday we will give you a choice of any Oulee Pot,
Tea Pot, K qt. Milk Pans. Sauce Pans ami I»re»crving Kettles, and Frying Pans, worth arn; ami 40r foi

aao—SATURDAY ONLY—aao

l32E.FmtSt. « XME RAOKI

w Traverse City

Pvaif
FOR RENT.

BREVITIES.
-rUKKK KrKSI.MlKll HKATKO
Ilr^t tnmvi-njftm nfi.T 'b.v !
1 at Ion III 'rravejTS4- <'liy \ai
Knight* of Pythias, will take!
.nmrr...w nlglil
Th.-re will Im-’
I lb.- third rank, and r.-fre..b j
.- laying or|
large. M-w4-r aero's.s U
alb-y lH-tw.*-n Fron
mine
K..r?
4Kviirr.fl this ipi.rning
va* catighl In
the hip*. He
the sllile and buried
xxas dug out-without

W’e Mrtv© XH©8©

Watersheds 1
Lvt rv man shouKI own one;
drossy and will keep you dry

tically
.aid last .-v.-ning. andwll that r.-main*|
put in iKUh th.- cemem
III n x.-ry fi
lK.j

or y||s axr.
t tossoa a pert of the aer
oa the moaaL ckiateff vtth toe

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^icell^eous,

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t*iur--t r«r m
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rm.»6.'...forin-.itin.r:»ri.

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■'MrH'w' lliiiighion and Miss Ka h |
•Tine D M.w n- will he married lotmu-j
row at high IIIKIU at the re^idenee ori
nmth.-r ..n Washingt.iii 1
r»-e!
Mr, Houghton is s.-<fitid lieuimji. in Uncle Satn's army, and will
Mime his diiih-.s with hto regiment
D.-rort Sep enilH-r U..
Th.- Ijidie*' remet.-ry
MK-latlon
III in.-et tomorrow after
I at 2:3u
the Indies' Library nK.m. A full.
t.-ndaiKf* is d.^sired.
. |
The r. ghlar m.H-ting of the Willard j
(\ T. U,,^ill |K» held a', the Second 1

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hax_e clu
-S<-h.Kd 1

and *iM-ak on the *i
Harry J. Aaron.* left for ('hlcap
last 4-venlng ..n h.isim-**. While then
he will make arrang.-ment* for t-.-ciir
ing carnix-al c* -ume* for the D. O K
K. c.-lel.r.nlon. which will Ih» h.-hl hy»
S.-pn-mlM-r 17.—MantotiN* New**____
The rural conie.ly-dnama. ‘A C.mn
try KUI." will Ik* the attracion .i
SieinlHTg* Grand 0|H-ra House iioxi
W.*dnesday. Si-r
the dln-ction of Whittaker A Hicks.
The ladl.*s of the WeH Side Cathm
lie church will give an Ice cream so­
cial^ in Second Sin-et hall tomorn.w
h.- Trav«*rs.- Hay Sewing (‘irchmeei tomorrow ,afi.-rn<K.n at 2
ick a; the home of Mr** Hrtoiol.
Ftosi Eighth street.
The lu.yne Fall* Gray* me: Thompsonxille yesterday and weYe d.*feattfl
liy a scc»r»* of h to 1. Today they an*
playing IMIalre. and Monday they
will ro.*«*i the Asylum, team in this
city.
.
•
A C4*roent curb to being ptit In ai
tie Pen* .Marquette de|K>i t.i k^•<*^ ibe
'bus.** off the gravel walk.
erlcan Huffal.w** will have a
spread tomorrow evening,
xll HiiffahM** and their fam
Hie* are invited.
Then- w 111 l»e a meeting of ihe ward
manager* tonight for the mnnIHpal
athletic contest.
Then- an- several

Influence in
ining room was deco
atom of your body that can be
colors
From the chan
to draw all men tn
the four corner* of tbe table x
mcent rated
-r* an- requested io **lie pr«*sof red. white and blue
lue l.aby ribalong one particular
on the table
odld move the world
Isled of sacked rifles, fastened
John WansQakero of i*hll.n!<Jphla
with ribbon*, and a bouquet of red.
white and blue asters. Miss Mot
Is fieltered to"‘'’csrrj- mors Inanranca
is Individual xitalliy:
chslr was draped wKh tbe colors,
than any other mao^ hto i^llctoa
Is your consecrated the name cards were toy sold
_
the slate wants y«m
flag* with the name* of
You have come to ihU convention
miien on them.
When
h yrour Jnsplrailon for our giaVl.
were changed Mtos Roberts
want to give you our Inspiration
sumtponed the maid by firing
your good, aad now taking the In
pistol, as It was thought wise
.rtihrtvd from
n our united
I you not put It Into most
SroaSs
she Joined the ar^
active
Tice In the months that are
Them
‘ the supper was as I
before you?
lows:
*T1ie state officers -are proud of the
Frozen Watermelon
Eleventh dtotrtct. They have said so
Stuffed Potatoe
Ume and again. Will you not make Molded Chicken
Currant Gonsene Warm Rolls
this good record even better?
Salmon and C>lery^^,ad
Wafers

Awirtoa Prmyr Maeting.
Tbe. aiurtoe prayer mewilng a^ ..
The ladles of Traverse Bay Hire.
clock this mornlag waa one of the
Mt meetlags of U»e entire conven- No. n. vimed Mrs. Raymond at her
cottage at Bast Bay yestenlay afternoon, the oonalon hetog Mrs. Raybirthday. There wewere a Ufie
------- -and Hi#*
the oocaaloo was
BTlffil

charwrUT

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Notice to Contractors

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MJi

If it hurt' you to laut^h, don’t
see Side Tracked.
Side Tracked is 14 ycar.s old,
yet new this season,

because it

has been re-written.

|The Boston Store|

\'ou

cannot afloid

lo miss

Side Tracketl.

SEE

“SIDE
TRACKED”

In thr mxtp r .if ih- .--t*!. of tWi*. D

mm3Ei

...rO»IGBT.„
AT STEIHBERG-S GRAND
OPERA HOUSE

Prices: 25c, 35c, 50c
tt t. fwrtbrr ttrdmr^. that mid p«ti

There-a a work fOr me and a work
Fruit Jelly
for you.
ouetlttog for emrh of wa now to do.*
“Will yon do nr

A‘-rsrT5^'*
a ffiraaitont. who want

t'f

] Children’s Dresses, ready lo .rear, made of
■
Percale and French Ginghams »otlh
$1’15. to close at 48c and.................. . .75
' p-Unneleltes make good warm school dress.
es. are are tcUing the 10c kind (or........... .07i
j Outings, light and dark, extra goo.1 values.. .05

............ 1.15

Boys’ Coif shoes, sizes 12-2, a snap at...98

rribir;
g by Mtos Willto
tt Whlnnery and \
gn-aily enjoyed.

Mrs. Q. O. ffiaiw rataraod to Chi

35X:»^2S.'..-S5L'“‘

.35
.19

i dr«s«, per yard....................................... ©6
2-76 I Worked dre« goods, douWefold, p^ain
Ohilds* fine vestee Suits, worth tqt to $3.00
black, bloe and browo, 16c value......'.. .06
to cloae at............ .. . ............................../.................... j .48
Briiliantine for kIiooI dreSK. tor the okler
gitlf, 45 in. »ide, black, and blner. 80c
moy%* 3-pc. wool Stitts, that
ularlyatW.60.............................

Z'S;

viti*. .niiiit-iif x>«.ruuui anu Aiaoei anu
Ulara Hait^s gave a supper last even
ing at -the home of the Misiu's RolM>rt*
In h«»nor of Miss Katherine Mikut.
followed by a hop at ihe
We-que tong club hou«?. The guesu
till* eiiy.
Mrs. Ralph Hast
in the ciiy
tiK* Misses Kat herlne and Helen
W.WWHS irn^Bus. Bcmnipanled by a along all
lln^^^^f * Chrtsiton^ w'’
Mutre.
Evelyn
and
Grace
Morgan
hride. They are on their wed^
Never was there a lime when il
Ga?l Roland. Mr* Fred
Hoover of
loor. and bHore retarnlng home
SB City. Mo., and Mr*. G G. Hate*
vtoit Niagara Falls
crated workcra
NVver
i all hlstiiry
ilcago. ljuer in the evening
Mrs. Frank l.ovey and children
has th.-re |H»en s.i muc
g«KMl work
er of young men were Invlieil
ffimexvllle are In the city for a
by the y.»ung pe pie
Never joint the party for a lltile Inform
dl^* visit with Mrs John Green
dance at the club house.
Mi Bast nghth street.
young i»eoplc tn put themselves 1
The dectirailon* for the aup|M-r we
ffid. Manheatt of Buttons Bay arfi
all
carritsl
out in military and pair!to the city this morning for a st
■ffi'cis. The way from the paratop before going to BIk Rapids.wh
ba wiU take a boat for a trip to WIs
storage
batteries.

PIRAONAL.

•CMC Pu'twonhSScIbc..

KnighU.of Pythias.
Tbe first n*icnlsr convenUon after
recess will take place

iOrcatest si>?cial!ies on the
stage, in Side Tracked.
It makes you foiget j-oor
tfoiiJMcs to sec Side Tracked.
There wiU be a Ikr time b
this lo;m tooight-Side Tracked



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